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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2012
Page
1
Google Maps reappears on iPhone after Apple replaced it as the built in maps app. The release comes nearly three months after Apple swapped in its own navigation system for the device.
Police name shooting victim as community mourns. Senior Circle hosts holiday celebration as Gateway students spread cheer. Aguirre receives 97 months sentence. Prep football season praised as a great year for teams.
The Artesia Coyotes built a big third quarter run to pull away from Jefferson El Paso 84 to 62 at the Bulldog Pit in Artesia. Coached by Britt Cooper, RHS held a small lead early in the third before erupting with a 14-2 stretch to seal the victory.
Obituaries note the passing of Jo Boyce Saul Sanchez Jerry D Letcher and Frank Anthony Janonis. The brief notices honor their lives and mark their deaths with concise biographical mentions typical for a community page.
Susan Rice abruptly withdrew from consideration to be Secretary of State after weeks of opposition from Republican senators. The move makes John Kerry the likely pick to succeed Hillary Clinton, as Obama names Hagel the front-runner for defense secretary.
Job Corps students gathered on campus to honor Johnny Gonzales director of the Community Volunteer Program with a certificate of appreciation. Gonzales, surprised by the award, thanked the students for their effort in pursuing careers and community improvement.
City Council voted unanimously to notify the New Mexico Department of Transportation that it will fund two roadway and pedestrian safety projects. One plan includes pavement and sidewalk repairs on North Main Street to Husky Road with new sidewalks for pedestrian safety. The second plan would fund solar powered lighting along the Spring River Recreation Trail.
Roswell police confirmed seven deaths in 2012 with the latest at 1 a.m. on North Orchard Avenue and East Cherry Street. Xavier Herrera, 19, lay dead as detectives questioned witnesses and urged caution on social media while asking anyone with tips to contact Crime Stoppers or police.
Russia begins positioning for a potential fall of President Bashar Assad and signals readiness to evacuate thousands of Russian citizens as NATO officials indicate the Syrian government nears collapse after almost two years of conflict.
Krumland Auto Group celebrated the grand opening of its Nissan dealership in Roswell on a Thursday with music food and fireworks. The seven month project cost over 5 million dollars and created a state of the art facility featuring a customer lounge free Wi Fi a putting green and an EV charging station. General manager Tommy Krumland said the Roswell Nissan houses the largest Nissan inventory in southern New Mexico.
The National Weather Service says a western approaching winter storm will bring widespread rain and snow to New Mexico overnight. Significant snow accumulation is expected in the higher terrain as parts of the state experience snowfall.
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